
Day-to-day
Send general notices for road closures, waste collection, community events, outages, general restrictions, and more.
Alertable is used by regions, communities and workplaces for emergencies and day-to-day.
Make maximum use of Alertable to notify of day-to-day situations including outages, road works, waste management, parks and recreation, transportation, community and workplace events and more.
Use Alertable to notify whole regions, communities and workplaces of life-threatening events and developing situations including wildfires, floods, tornadoes, spills and releases, accidents and more.
Notifications can be targeted to street-level, neighbourhoods and workplaces or to wider areas including whole regions and communities. Individuals and groups can also be targeted regardless of location.
Regions, communities and workplaces
Millions of notifications have been sent with Alertable at peak periods and no outages. Knowing that Alertable is there for you when you need it most provides peace of mind.
Alertable can be used for emergencies AND day-to-day situations such as road closures, waste collection interruptions, parks and recreation, transportation and more.
Alertable saves time as a central online system for sending and managing all your alerts and general notifications across all your communications channels including local news media, website, social media and, of course, all of the Alertable products.
Choose from a wide range of options to receive alerts and notifications. This increases end user uptake and adoption and the likelihood that more will take the appropriate actions.
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